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Deshnoke is the holy village suitable for those, who are looking forward to go for a pilgrimage trip to Rajasthan. The temple dedicated to Karni Mata is a must visit here. Apart from the famous temple, one can also look forward to check out the regional delicacies and other famous products found here.

Deshnoke is a village, which is thronged by a large number of worshippers and tourists every year. Deshnoke is particularly marked for presence of large number of religious shrines, temples and other places of worship. 

Attractions in Deshnoke
Karni Mata Temple is one of the most respectable temples in India, dedicated to goddess Durga who is believed to reside here during the fourteenth century. It is also known as rate temple. Karni Mata fair held in March-April and September-October is the wonderful event to witness.

What to buy?
Lacquered bangles, papad, saris, regional snacks (Namkeen Bhujia) and wooden antiques are some of the special things to buy.
 
Location
Deshnoke is a village located 30 km on the south of Bikaner along the Jodhpur Road. It is easily accessible via national highway and rail. 

Other Tourist Attractions near Deshnoke
The tourists visiting Deshnoke can visit Bikaner, one of the popular and historic cities of Rajasthan. There are many small villages around this village, which offer colorful culture of the state.

Tourist Information
Government of Rajasthan
Department of Tourism
Jaipur- 302 001
Rajasthan (INDIA)
Tel. : +91-141-5110595-7
Fax. : +91-141-5155101

This article was contributed by Seema Adnani
 

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